On Tue, Jan 08, 2008 at 12:01:02PM -0800, SJS wrote:
While convenient when cranking out code, I've found typeless arguments
to be time consuming when inheriting someone else's code. If the
I want typeless when I'm writing, and typed when I'm reading...
The closest I've found to this, is with OCaml or Haskell, you can write
code without type signatures, and then ask the compiler to give you the
type signatues, which you could then insert into the code. Sometimes,
however, the inference turns out to be more general than I really wanted.
Dave
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